Yani – photographed here with her mom and dad – graduated cum laude during the May 2019 graduation rites. She also received the University Leadership Award and the Rosa C. Bautista Journalism Award.

The crowd went wild as the faculty members and the staff of the University’s different departments showcased their singing and dancing talents during the UB’s Got Talent competition at the University of Baguio Gym (UB) last April 10.

Photo: Donald Rentiquiano/UB Media Affairs and Publications Office

Four programs of the University of Baguio (UB) have been granted Level IV Re-accredited Status by the Federation of Accrediting Agencies of the Philippines (FAAP).

(Ronnel sells treats in the campus to support his financial needs. Here, he shares what he's learning.)

“We bake the products at home. I bring them to school in the morning and sell them around campus in between my classes during my free hours. During my classes, I leave the boxes at the lobby and my friends would sell them for me. I feel grateful to have such amazing souls around me.”

“I’m into cars, specifically Volkswagens. I’m also into teaching – that one right there is the real deal.”

Olivia has been a student assistant since her freshman year and is now in her fourth year. She hopes to graduate in May. 

“When I graduated from high school, I had no idea how I could go to college. I have four siblings, and we were all going to school at that time. It’s like life said, ‘If you want to go to college, make a way so you can – on your own.’ So here I am.”

“I double-major in accountancy and financial management. It’s strange because my highest grades have been in history, humanities, and natural sciences subjects.”

 “The one thing that bothers me right now is the knowledge that I can’t protect my son from the painful realities of this world.”